Termination of tax treaty requires advance diplomatic notice; differing effective dates apply to withholding and other taxes. Article 31 permits either Contracting State to terminate the India-Mexico tax treaty by diplomatic notice after an initial five-year period, subject to an advance notice period before the end of a calendar year. The Article differentiates the cessation dates for withholding taxes and other taxes between India and Mexico, and confirms signing formalities and multilingual authenticity with English prevailing in case of divergence.
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Termination of tax treaty requires advance diplomatic notice; differing effective dates apply to withholding and other taxes.
Article 31 permits either Contracting State to terminate the India-Mexico tax treaty by diplomatic notice after an initial five-year period, subject to an advance notice period before the end of a calendar year. The Article differentiates the cessation dates for withholding taxes and other taxes between India and Mexico, and confirms signing formalities and multilingual authenticity with English prevailing in case of divergence.
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